Both Cortland Bancorp and First Niles Financial remained unchanged after trading closed on Monday. Cortland Bancorp. held steady at $21.25 a share, and First Niles Financial closed again at $8.50 a share.

After losing 35 cents in trading Thursday, Cortland Bancorp held steady Friday to close at $21.25 per share. First Niles Financial, which lost 50 cents in trading Thursday, also held steady to close at $8.50 per share Friday.

After a day off from trading Wednesday, Cortland Bancorp lost 35 cents in trading Thursday to close at $21.25 per share. First Niles Financial lost 50 cents, closing at $8.50 per share on Thursday.

After nearly a month with no movement, First Niles Financial lost 11 cents in trading Tuesday to close at $9 per share. Cortland Bancorp held steady at $21.60 per share after gaining $1 in trading Monday.

After losing 80 cents in trading Friday, Cortland Bancorp gained $1 in trading Monday, closing at $21.60 per share. First Niles Financial has not budged for nearly a month, closing again Monday at $9.11 per share.

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After gaining 65 cents in trading earlier this week, Cortland Bancorp lost 80 cents Friday to close the week at $20.60 per share. First Niles Financial has not budged for three weeks, closing again Friday at $9.11 per share.

After gaining 50 cents in trading Wednesday, Cortland Bancorp gained an additional 15 cents in trading Thursday to close at $21.40 per share. First Niles Financial remained at $9.11 per share, where it has stayed for three straight weeks.

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Cortland Bancorp gained 50 cents in trading Wednesday, closing at $21.25 per share. First Niles Financial remained at $9.11 a share, where it has stayed for three straight weeks.

Cortland Bancorp lost a penny in trading Tuesday, closing at $20.75 per share. First Niles Financial remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 a share.

Following a loss of 24 cents on Friday, Cortland Bancorp held steady in trading Monday to close at $20.76 per share. First Niles Financial also remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 19th day in a row.

Following a loss of 24 cents on Friday, Cortland Bancorp held steady in trading Monday to close at $20.76 per share. First Niles Financial also remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 19th day in a row.

After a day off from trading for the holiday, Cortland Bancorp lost 24 cents in trading Friday to close at $20.76 per share. First Niles Financial remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 18th day in a row.

After losing a quarter in trading Tuesday, Cortland Bancorp stabilized Wednesday to close at $21 per share. First Niles Financial remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 17th day in a row. The stock market is closed today in observance of Thanksgiving and will reopen Friday ...

After gaining 25 cents in trading Monday, Cortland Bancorp lost that gain and lost an additional quarter in trading Tuesday to close at $21 per share. First Niles Financial remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 16th day in a row.

Cortland Bancorp gained 25 cents in trading Monday to close at $21.50 per share. First Niles Financial remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 15th day in a row.

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Cortland Bancorp stood pat Friday, remaining at $21.25 per share. First Niles Financial also remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 14th day in a row.

After plunging by a $1.50 per share in trading Wednesday, Cortland Bancorp stood pat on Thursday, remaining at $21.25 per share at the close of trading Thursday. First Niles Financial also remained unchanged, closing at $9.11 per share for the 13th day in a row.